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: Constitutionally Correct

Church, Post Office are package deal in Manchester, Conn.

By Alliance Alert

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Connecticut Law Tribune: "On Aug. 20, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously ruled that U.S. District Judge Dominick Squatrito?s injunction against all religious paraphernalia went too far. It ordered the removal of the collection jar and prayer literature from the postal counter, with further instructions that the district court divide the church and post office areas of the room . . . [Jeffrey A. Shafer] argued the case before the Second Circuit, and is a senior litigation attorney for ADF. Speaking generally, he said his clients would like to make it harder for a citizen like Cooper to make a federal case out of mere 'discomfort' over a religious display."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on August 31, 2009 (boomark / email).

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